The Vintage 1979

We tried this for the first time. We ordered the exotic mango mousse, ube coffee and vietnamese black coffee. The drinks were a bit under whelming, but we may try other drinks next time. Drinks menu is huge! The mango mousse however was really good!!The place decor looks cozy, but due to a lot of customer, it's hard to get a seat. We tried their outdoor seatings but it's right across the dumpter from the restaurant next door. You cannot ignore the smell so we decided to move back inside. Overall its a good experience, and deserves a 2nd visit.

The cafe has cute, whimsy decor. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, but the place gets really busy so it may be hard to find a seat. The staff is really nice. The parking lot is a nightmare, so your best bet is street parking. Also, the actual shopping plaza is a bit run down, and there is some panhandling around the area. I had both the ube coco latte and the earl grey tea cake. The desserts are really beautiful. The tea cake was an earl grey mousse on top of a thin chocolate cake. I though the flavor of the earl grey was nicely balanced. The ube coco latte was good, but this is because the ube paste as the bottom made it stand out. For a $8 latte, it was pretty heavy handed with the amount of ice. Regarding wait time, it took about 20-30mins to get both items, but I think they forgot my order. After 30mins, I had to inform the staff that I did not receive the rest of my order.Overall: cute place, nice desserts, get a hot drink instead of an iced drink, wait time is variable, and do street parking

If you're looking for a delightful escape, The Vintage 1979 is a hidden gem that enchants with its floral charm and cozy atmosphere. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by a vibrant decor adorned with fresh flowers and vintage touches that create a whimsical feel.The menu is a delightful mix of expertly brewed coffees and a variety of specialty teas, each crafted with care.Whether you're settling in with a good book or catching up with friends, the ambiance is inviting and serene. The Vintage 1979 is truly a lovely spot to unwind, making it a must-visit for anyone who appreciates a beautiful setting paired with exceptional beverages.

Located off Westminster Bl in Garden Grove. I've had this bookmarked for a while finally stopped by here parking is not too big it shares it with all the businesses in the center. The place has a few tables separated in two rooms and there are a couple of tables outside as well. They have a good amount of choices of teas, smoothies, coffees, lattes, ice creams and some dessert bites. It was busy on a Saturday night about 1 hour before closing all tables taken both inside and outside but service was pretty quick for me I wasn't expecting since there were a few people ahead of me maybe my tea drink was faster to make I got the guava passion tea it was pretty food even at half sweet it was still pretty sweet. Overall it wasn't bad they have so many choices on the menu I will have to come back and try something else.

While exploring Little Saigon on a coffee date, we found this hidden gem Vintage 1979.It is a cozy , warm feeling cafe with wicker furniture inside. There is limited seating inside, so you might have to wait for a table. The cafe was full. I was lucking to get a table and chairs by the window. The cashier was friendly, but she did get order wrong. Not a problem though, she did correct it.The cakes look absolutely beautiful artwork. It was hard to choose which cake I had wanted to order. The cakes were moist, soft and fluffy.The flavor of the mango is a jelly in the middle of the cake. The cake is definitely not overly sweeten. It is well a balanced cake. This is a must try Cafe if you are in or near Garden Grove.I would have given a 5* if they had decaf coffee.

The place was super cute. Had lots of vibrant plants and decorations all over. It looked really cozy and we actually hung out there for a couple of hours talking to a friend we hadn't seen for a few years. The drinks were reasonably priced and tasted great but the cold drinks were full of ice and not enough of the actual drink. The desserts were artfully displayed and they were good. Service was a bit slow but we had time so it wasn't a big deal.

Sea salt cream coffee 10/10: This drink was on their special menu by the register. The cream perfectly balanced the sweet coffee (which seemed like Vietnamese coffee) and also gave the drink a really smooth, silky texture. I highly recommend getting this drink if you've enjoyed sea salt coffees from other cafes before or even just sweetened coffee in general. I look forward to coming here again just to have this!Vanilla berries cake 8/10: It was better than I expected since it is mainly mousse and not much cake. The vanilla mousse was light and not too sweet, the layer of berry jam was tart, and the vanilla cake had a nice texture, but was a bit dry. The mirror glaze on the cake was also berry flavored which is a nice detail. We also got a cake that was a different shape and decorated a bit differently from what was on display, just as a heads up.The cafe was pretty packed when we came on a Saturday afternoon and our drinks took about 10-15 minutes to come out, so definitely don't come if you're in a rush. We were lucky to find a table inside and I would recommend coming here more for socializing rather than studying as it's not super comfortable with a laptop because the tables and chairs are relatively low to the ground. They do have free wifi and a restroom, but the restroom didn't have a working lock. There is also a large parking lot, but it was very full and took a minute to find an available spot.

The good:I had the Earl Grey mousse cake and blueberry mousse cake. The blueberry mousse cake was great with a fun blueberry gelatin inside and a yogurty mousse middle. It had a mirror glaze and was very pretty. They have both indoor and outdoor seating areas. The boxes the pastries came in were pretty and large. They make for great gifts. The bad:The Earl grey mousse cake had too much gelatin so tbe texture was rubbery. I came on Saturday and the girl told me drinks would take 15-20 minutes so I skipped on drinks because I had two antsy toddlers with me. The flowers on the dessert are plastic so be careful with kids not eating it. The plaza had a number of homeless folks hanging out in the parking lot. The soda drinks are $7-8 which seemed expensive for how simple they are compared to the smoothies and coffee drinks. The mousse cakes came with two tiny spoons that were too small to comfortable eat and cut the cake. The interesting:The menu is much like September cafe's menu wjth the same berry frozen Bear drink and the coconut ice cream dessert presented in the same way.

Extremely cute and aesthetic little cafe! There is very limited seating and tables. They have so many desserts and drinks with a lot of unique flavors like ube, black sesame, rose, lychee, butterfly pea, etc. Everything they do is extremely thoughtful and aesthetic down to the utensils. Taste wise, all of their items are very mid/normal. Nothing special/memorable that I would order again. Secondly, super overpriced. You are definitely paying for the pictures and aesthetic. Good as a one time experience!

the cakes are genuinely tasty and not overly sweet everytime I go here the experience is nice cozy and cute